Top Toronto Neighborhoods for Young Professionals: Where Style Meets Convenience   Table of Contents: Introduction Factors to Consider When Choosing a Neighborhood Top Neighborhoods for Young Professionals in Toronto Real Stories from Young Professionals Tips for Relocating to a New Neighborhood Conclusion: Find Your Perfect Toronto Neighborhood Welcome to TorontoCondoTeam.ca, your ultimate guide to finding the perfect neighborhood for young professionals in... [read more]

Does the thought of living in a house that seems to end as soon as you enter, give you the creeps? Does the thought of waking up in such a cramped situation give you the nervous jitters? Worry not for experts at Toronto Condo Team bring to you the best tips to survive in a micro-condo and maintain your sanity: Carefully Delineate Separate Areas When you are considering refurbishing your Micro-condo, an open-floor concept may seem more logical. Afterall, the idea of putting up walls in... [read more]

Are you looking to move? The biggest caveat of moving into a strange neighborhood is fretting over all sorts of unimaginable predicaments that may befall your children and teens while you are not around to protect them. Even if you reign in your imagination, they can still meet all the wrong sorts of people, get lost in an unfamiliar area, or venture into a shady zone. Here are a few safety tips to help your family painlessly move into a new neighborhood: Caution Your Kids If you have... [read more]

Living in Downtown Toronto vs GTA Toronto combines family living with big-city living with world-class education, healthcare, endless career opportunities, and family-friendly attractions. As the biggest city in Canada, and one of the world’s most multicultural cities, Toronto has something to offer everyone. There are countless reasons to consider purchasing luxury condos or lofts in Downtown Toronto. Living in Toronto’s city centre gives you easy access to incredible... [read more]

King Street in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, is a major east-west business route. It was among the first roads built in 1793 during the settlement of York, renamed Toronto in 1834. The street became the principal commercial route of York and ancient Toronto after the erection of Market Square in 1803 at King and Jarvis avenues to host the first St. Lawrence Market farm shop.  Unfortunately, the ancient foundation was burned in the Great Fire of Toronto in 1849, although it was restored... [read more]